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Jordan Budney/Testudo Times Smith is in line to be the Terps No. 1 wide receiver next season. After Tai Felton and Kaden Prather were selected in the 2025 NFL Draft last weekend, one man stands atop Maryland football’s receiver room: Octavian Smith Jr. As the only player still on Maryland’s roster that finished top six in receiving yards last season and one of three … [Read more...] about Octavian Smith Jr. ready to be Maryland football’s top receiver after early struggles

Photo courtesy of Maryland Athletics This is a Maryland Minute, a short story followed by a roundup of Terps-related news. Maryland men’s basketball announced its coaching staff under head coach Buzz Williams on Monday. Williams brought in four coaches who served under him at Texas A&M. Devin Johnson will serve as Maryland’s associate head coach, the same role he … [Read more...] about MM 4.29: Maryland men’s basketball announces coaching staff under Buzz Williams

Photo courtesy of Maryland Athletics Jones’ grandfather, César Tovar, played 12 seasons in the MLB from 1965 until 1976. For Maryland baseball freshman Paul Jones II, baseball is more than swinging a bat or fielding a ground ball. It’s about honoring the family legacy built by his late grandfather, César Tovar. Tovar, a Venezuela native, was more than a guy who played … [Read more...] about Maryland baseball freshman Paul Jones II emphasizes honoring his grandfather’s baseball legacy

Photo courtesy of Maryland Athletics Adams picked the Terps 10 days after decommitting from UConn. Maryland men’s basketball finally has a commit in the class of 2025, and it’s a big one. Combo guard Darius Adams, a 247Sports Composite five-star prospect, announced his commitment to Maryland on Instagram Tuesday. The news was first reported by On3’s Joe Tipton. 5-star … [Read more...] about Maryland men’s basketball earns commitment from 2025 5-star combo guard Darius Adams

Photo courtesy of Maryland Athletics. The Terps have lost twice to the Hoyas this season. After its disappointing 21-5 loss to Nebraska on Sunday, Maryland baseball needed to hit reset. The Terps had totaled just five hits and only scored in one inning; the offense needed to find its groove to give Maryland a chance to stay afloat with May approaching. And on Tuesday … [Read more...] about Maryland baseball stifled by Georgetown, 11-8